Unless there is a natural or
commercial yeast culture present, bread will not rise.
Not exact matches
Most of the baked products in our
culture are «quick» breads leavened with either
commercial yeast that's grown in a lab or chemical leaveners.
Some people suggest using fruit, such as grapes; vegetables, such as cabbage; or even
commercial baker's
yeast to help start a
culture.
Commercial bakers yeast can't survive the acidity in a sourdough culture, so we don't use commercial bakers yeast in our
Commercial bakers
yeast can't survive the acidity in a sourdough
culture, so we don't use
commercial bakers yeast in our
commercial bakers
yeast in our starters.
With the newfound knowledge that
yeast was a living organism and the ability to isolate
yeast strains in pure
culture form, the stage was set for
commercial production of baker's that began around the turn of the 20th century.
This
culture can then be maintained indefinitely, through regular feedings of flour and water, to continue to leaven and ferment loaves of bread without the use of
commercial yeasts.